Our journey to the Castle of Kumákh ib. Description of the Castle of Kumákh 201 Description of the Castle of Erzenján 202 Praise of the Eatables and Beverages 204 Pilgrimages ib. Description of the strong Castle of Shín or Shábín Kara-hissár 205 Description of a Lion 207 Praise of the Alum, called Solomon’s Alum 208 Description of the Castle of Ládík 209 The Walks of Ládík 210 The warm baths of Ládík 211 Description of the Lake of Ládík ib. Pilgrimages of Ládík 212 Description of Merzifún ib. Description of the Baths 213 Praise of Pírdedeh ib. Products 215 Pilgrimage to the Saints of Merzifún ib. Journey from Merzifún to Koprí 216 Description of the old town and great bridge of Koprí 217 Description of the town of Gumish 220 Praise of Sheikh Bárdákli-bábá 225 Form of the Castle 227 The Pilgrimages of Karánjí-bábá Sultán ib. Description of Angora 229 Praises of Hájí Bairám the Saint 231 The Eatables and Products ib. Pilgrimages 233 Description of the town of Beg-bazárí or Bebek-bazárí 239 Journey from Beg-bazárí to Constantinople 240 Description of the tomb of the great Saint Akshems-ud-dín 241 NOTES. _Note 1, p. 16._—_It is a journey of two days from Brússa to the top._ The summit is easily reached in nine hours, on horseback, the journey having been accomplished in that time by the Translator, in the company of Mr. Stratton, the British Minister, and B. Bielfields, the Prussian Chargé d’affaires, in the year 1804. Evliya evidently places the time necessary for rest, and Turkish indolence, to the account of the length and difficulty of the road.